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Fingers? Or Nose?
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Heels?? I don’t know. The question woke me up. lol
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First, you are one creative dreamer! (and weird). Second, I have no creative answer. Third, WordPress just emphasized this by a new feature that must have been slipped in with its other recent enhancements: The Twit Auto-Timeout. If you click on the Comment icon before you actually have anything of worth to say, WP senses this and gives you a scant five seconds to salvage the moment by dredging up whatever wit you have. Should you fail to produce anything in that time, you find yourself back out of the Comment window. Back to the icon. Kicked to the kerb. Left in the newbie dust, to rust.
Where you will have nothing but cold cliches for company, and nothing to do but think about “the comment that could have been”.
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